Police Push Stabbing Investigation Continues
Police and district attorney officials pressed the stabbing case involving Miss Farley. Detectives Lynch Sullivan Conroy and Watson led inquiries with Collins Harriman and Captain Smith, questioning numerous persons. The weapon remains unfound though suspected to be a penknife after the attack on the bus and in the roadway near her home. Miss Farley remains conscious but sedated after severe injuries. Blood donors called the hospital in large numbers to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Lynch
Edmund M. Sullivan
Sergt
William Conroy
Albert J. Watson
Timothy Y Collins
Harold Harriman
Wiley
Fourth Precinct
Joseph L. Smith
Miss Farley
Second Avenue
109Th Street
Flooded Farms Get Federal Aid
The War Foods Administration and Farm Security Administration announce emergency funds for homeless families and distressed farmers in the midwestern flood area. About $235,000 covers immediate relief while up to $780,000 supports restoring credit for crop replanting. Federal road funds impounded since 1941 will be released to repair damaged highways and bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
War Foods Administration
Farm Security Administration
FSA
New Books Display at Troy Library Exhibition
New titles added to the Troy Public Library collection will be on display for one week. The list includes works on art, travel, history, postwar planning, and fiction by authors such as Walt Disney, Suyin Han, Stefan Zweig, Lion Feuchtwanger, and Antoin de Saint Exupery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Public Library
Walt Disney
BR. D. Feild
South America
H. A. Franck
Panama
Patagonia
Coast Command
Great Britain
Air Ministry
Coastal Command
Chungking
Suyin Han
Pseud
Free China
Leonardo
Carleton Mabee
Samuel Morse
United Nations
A. J. Peasle
Emery Reyes
Linton Wells
J. C. Whittaker
Eddie Rickenbacker
Pacific
Tums
D. F. Zanuck
U. S
Mark Clark
Stefan Zweig
Pay-go Tax Bill Expected To Clear Congress This Week
Democratic and Republican leaders predicted a final pay-as-you-go tax measure would reach President Roosevelt for signature this week. The House was to vote today and the Senate likely tomorrow. Administration spokesmen said Roosevelt would sign the measure into law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Administration
Agencies Will Hear Educator Dr LeRoy Bowman At Troy Meeting
Agencies Will Hear Educator Dr LeRoy Bowman address the annual Troy Council of Social Agencies meeting at The Hendrick Hudson tomorrow evening. Bowman, former War Camp Community Service personnel director and current supervisor of the State Education Department Bureau of Adult Education, has long led community work in New York and Chicago. He organized settlement work, directed neighborhood associations, and headed the New York Chapter of the American Red Cross, among other roles. He has taught at Columbia University and authored books on democracy, parenting, and community programs, now directing forums and intercultural discussions across New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy ] Bowman
Troy
Council of Social Agencies
Hendrick Hudson At & Pm
National Personnel Department
New York
American Red Cross
United Parents Associations
City Recreation Committee
Board of Estimate
U. S. Office of Education
South Carolina
Vermont
State Teachers College
Columbia
United Parents Association
Department of Social Science
Rosenwald Fund
Bureau of Adult Education
Coal truce ends as miners walkout looms across districts
Crisis deepens as a 3 p.m. deadline failed to yield a new deal. In Pennsylvania Buckeye Coal Co reports 900 miners absent, and District 4 UMW officials warn all mines may close today without word from the international board. In Kentucky southeast mines already walked out, and UMW President John L Lewis signals possible return to talks while policy committee members await guidance. Secretary Ickes urges swift agreement to prevent war-impact production delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvana
Buckeye Coal Co
Nemacolim
District 4
United Mine Workers
U. M. W. International Board
Kentucky
John L Lewis
Ickes
John L. Lewis
Ezra van Horn
Lewin
Lewis
Trail of Johnny Allen Lights Up Umpire Attack Fallout
New York reports an attack on umpire George Barr by Johnny Allen after two disputed hits. The judge imposes 200 dollars in fines and 230 days in drydock, framing the incident as a blow to baseball’s on field order and spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Martin
New York
VFI
Johnny Allen
George Barr
Barr
Ernie Quigley
Boys In Blue
Z Gambier’s Paradise
Milen
Ba‘r
Bart
Allen
Leo Durocher
Chucker
Army
Navy
Marines
Ford Frick
Allied Planes Bomb Italian Cities In Broad Scale War Report
Allied air forces blasted Italian cities in large scale operations across Naples Foggia and surrounding areas. Reporting from Moscow to Lae China and Attu Island show intensified fighting with heavy bomber raids, Chinese counter offensives and Allied high level strategic planning signaling expanded global war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
China
Hupeh
Hunan
United States
Ichang
Lae
New Guinea
Pacific
Attu Island
Aleutians
Stilwell
China-India- Burma
Europe
Devers
Washington
London
North Africa
Naples
Italy
Cairo
Foggia
Italian
Sardinia
Pantelleria
Axis
War Bond Quota Plan Set to Start June Fifteenth
The Treasury announced a June 15 campaign to boost War Bond sales through payroll deductions. Individual quotas will be fixed for 180,000 firms with payroll savings plans, not less than ten percent of gross payroll. Families are asked to estimate the maximum bonds they can purchase under the slogan figure it out for yourself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Treasury
Pownal Residents Gather for Oak Hill Graduation and Summer Visit
Mrs. Georgiana Dean returns home on Lower Main Street after months in Bennington. The Krom family arrives to spend summer at Hinge Hatch. Carrie Buettner's body laid to rest in Towslee-Morgan Cemetery in Albert Perry Bryant, 56, a local native who died in Springfield, Mass. Oak Hill graduation honors Jeanne Patrie and Pauline Proud as sole graduates. A pageant Behold the Light and diplomas are presented. Teachers plan to resume in September after a brief summer break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgiana Dean
Main Street
Bennington
James H. Krom
Emily Krom
Jersey Shore
Hinge Hatch
Krom
Carrie Buettner
Towslee-Morgan Cemetery
Pownal
Albert Perry Bryant
Springfield
Mass
Morgan Barber
North Pownal
Albert Moon
Edgar Rathbun
Mountain Street
Albert Patrie
Noth Adams
Oak Hill
Patrie
Jeanne
Edgar R. Senecal
Methodist Church
Anna Ruth Hinckley
A J. Schlopp
Jackson Ostrander
Jeanne Patrie
Pauline Proud
Miss Hinckley
Harold W. Burdick
Anna McKay
Nazis Torpedo Swedish Vessel Industria Attacked at Sea
Miami reports survivors say the Nazi submarine torpedoed the Swedish motor ship Industria in the South Atlantic on March 25. Three Swedish officers were taken aboard as prisoners. the crew says Sweden protested to Berlin over the neutrality violation. The ship sailed with lights out and no flag displayed when struck in darkness before dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Industria
South Atlantic
Sweden
Berlin
Japs Well Fed Reports Dies Committee Findings
Washington report: investigators say about 8,000 Japanese held in relocation centers are among the best fed civilians. Committees note ample beef pork mutton potatoes coffee canned fish beans and chocolate supplied by the Army Quartermaster Corps as hearings into center operations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army Quartermaster Corps
McCormack Sees Soviet Atheism Easing and Religious Freedom
Massachusetts Democrat Leader McCormack said the recent dissolution of the Communist Internationale could foretell Russia dropping atheistic communism and allowing religious freedom. He argued such changes would improve postwar prospects for peace and enable practical international action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (P
House Democrate
McCormack
Massachusetts
Communist Internationale
Soviet
Russia
Raise Approved Washington
The National War Labor Board approved a 122 percent wage increase yesterday for 12,000 non messenger employees of the Postal Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National War Labor Board
Postal Telegraph
Ex Rome Drama Critic Foresees Italian Revolt
Ex Rome drama critic turned U S Marine private Hutton predicts Italian revolt if Allied troops land in Italy. Former Graziani intelligence staff member fled Italy twice, finally reaching London then Mexico and New York, later translating Eugene O Neill and staging his works. He previously directed WOY programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Hutton
Marshal Graziani
Il Duce
London
Mexico
New York
WOY
Eugene O'Neill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Catherine A. Farley
Hudolph
Invivin
Exgiings
Max E. Rubin
Washday Blues
Modern
W. Frank Leversee
Knox & Mead Co
DE. Leroy FE
Bowman
Arthur B. Reed
Clarence E. Reed
Tibbits Avenue
Reed
Watervliet
Stevens High School
Claremont
N. H
Tufts College
Medford
New Griswold
Cee
Mello
Bari
Thar
Jack Beany
Primlilla Lane
Rochester
George Sanders Herbert Warshall Moguy Lamont “the Moon and
van Roth Linnel Henry
Hussey Barry
Fennessee
Johnson
Honny Lydon
Henry
Aldrich
Camp Lee
Mario Feness
Lee
Alles
Continent
Brooklyn
U. S. Marines
Imo
P Sureem
Philip Dorn
Anna Sten
Bienara Carlen
WM. O'Driscoll
Heart
Daddy
CREEF
Eyes OF the Underworld
Satoh Ae
Dames
Joseph E. Davies
All BY
Myself’ Og
Paine Knowles
Rosemary Lane
John Beal
Florence Rice
Broadway
Fras Morgan
Nation
Walt
Pluto
Revers
ME and
MY Gal
Judy Garland
George Murphy
Sherlock Holmes and the
Bark Ratbone and
Eves Scent Ankers
Richard Carlson
Martha Driscoll
Francis Gilford
Cecil Kelawa
Daddy't
Margaret
Robert Young
Lorraine Day
Wiliam Severe
State Room
Barrymore
Brian Donlevy
Nightmare
East Side
KIDS
KID Dynamite
Lic
Tax Inc
Andrews Sisters
Robert Paige
Grace McDonald
Ellison
Dane Wyatt
Ken Taylo
Botero
Warker Erry
Prati
Icici
Eee
Henry Fonda
Bana Andrews
Mary Beth Hughes
Anthony Quine
Wil
Erthe
Henry Morgan
Jans Gurwell
Tropics
Simone Simon
Dennis O'Keefe
Buckshin Frontier
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!